Iran’s Greco-Roman wrestling team excelled at the Zagreb Open, winning two golds, three silvers, and one bronze. Gholamreza Farokhi (82kg) and Aliakbar Yousofi (130kg) secured gold medals. Mahdi Ahadi, Mohammadmehdi Keshtkar, and Danial Sohrabi claimed silvers, while Poya Naserpour achieved bronze. Iran led with 147 points, ahead of Azerbaijan and Hungary.
On February 10, 2025, Iran’s Greco-Roman wrestling team achieved a remarkable victory at the Zagreb Open Ranking Event. The team amassed an impressive total of six medals, including two gold, three silver, and one bronze. Gholamreza Farokhi and Aliakbar Yousofi each secured gold medals in the 82kg and 130kg weight categories, respectively. Additionally, Mahdi Ahadi, Mohammadmehdi Keshtkar, and Danial Sohrabi earned silver medals in the 55kg, 63kg, and 72kg events, while Poya Naserpour contributed a bronze medal in the 60kg category.
The Zagreb Open is a prestigious wrestling tournament that attracts top Greco-Roman competitors from around the world, serving as a critical event for athletes seeking to earn ranking points and showcase their skills. Iran’s wrestling prowess, particularly in Greco-Roman styles, has been well-established, and this tournament further solidifies their standing in the international wrestling community. By winning this event, Iran not only demonstrates its dominance in wrestling but also enhances its reputation on the global stage.
Iran’s Greco-Roman wrestling team’s triumph at the Zagreb Open highlights the nation’s strong athletic performance and commitment to excellence in wrestling. With a total of six medals, including multiple golds, Iran has confirmed its dominant position, earning 147 points to outpace Azerbaijan and Hungary. The achievements of individual wrestlers underscore the depth of talent present within the Iranian team, providing a promising outlook for future competitions.
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